The Center’s vision is to develop ethical and compassionate AAPI women to take leadership roles in the private and public sectors.
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ALT Picture of woman and man with wheelchair dancing. The man is carrying the woman on his shoulder. There are graphics of daisies next to the dancers. The picture is titled Planting the Seeds by Olivia Beach.
ALT Image that states Marisa Hamamoto sHERO Award Winner 2021 APAWLI Class of 2022 Just five years into dancing professionally, Marisa created Infinite Flow Dance, “an award-winning nonprofit dance company that employs disabled and nondisabled dancers with diverse intersectional identities with a mission to use dance as a catalyst to dismantle biases and foster inclusion.”
ALT Image that states "Being forced to confront a life-long challenge of finding connections in the AANHPI space, Marisa has found her place with APAWLI and CAPAW. The program planted seeds of community, inspiration, and encouragement that have left her feeling even more motivated to continue her mission of inclusion and become a leader in the AANHPI community."
ALT Image that states "Click the link in our bio to find out more about Marisa Hamamoto." Also shows social media links to Center for Asian Pacific American Woman Website: capaw.org Instagram: @ctrapawomen1995 Facebook: @CtrAPAWomen Twitter: @CtrAPAWomen LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/apawomen
ALT An image of two women with the title "The Impact of APAWLI: Rose and Roxanne's Story"
ALT Text that says, "Both first-generation immigrants, Rose and Roxanne entered the APAWLI program with goals of developing their individual leadership abilities as well as responding to a call to give back and elevate the AANHPI community. Through their work on this project, Rose and Roxanne have demonstrated their commitment to these goals and have provided inspiration for future APAWLI fellows."
ALT Text that says, "As part of APAWLI's class of 2022, Rose and Roxanne started their project: Career Pathway to Success Project for Immigrants and Non-Immigrant Skilled Professionals. The project's goal is to help migrant professionals start or restart their careers in the US through career pathway preparation, employer engagement, and mentorship. With over 30 individuals signed up, Rose and Roxanne demonstrate their dedication to empower their community thanks to the leadership skills cultivated at APAWLI."
ALT Text that says, "Click the link in our bio to hear the rest of Rose and Roxanne's story." Links to website capaw.org, Instagram @ctrapa1995, Facebook @CtrAPAWomen, Twitter @CtrAPAWomen, and LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/apawomen.
ALT Text: you are invite to attend the 6th annual congressional reception. Join us and engage in-person with many of the AAPI members of the U.S. Congress! Be inspired, learn about their journey to Capitol Hill, and share their view on the state of the nation. Event is Thursday June 22, 2023 from 6-8pm at the Dirksen Senate office building at 50 constitution avenue NE, Washington DC, 20002. RSVP by June 21, 2023 at apiavote.org/cong-recep23. Exact room location will be sent out to registrants only. Event is sponsored by Comcast NBC Universal and Verizon. Host committee includes APIAVote, NCAPA, AAPCHO, CAPAl, SALDEF, APAICS, OCA, Council of Korean Americans, and International Leadership Foundation. On the right side of the graphic are 5 photos from previous congressional reception events.
